SST Schedule
Destinations Schedule
See upcoming travel courses for both SST, Semester and SST, One Course at a Time.
SST, Semester Offerings
Ecuador | Leaders: Andrew and Ruth Hartzler
15 credits
Navajo and Hopi Nations, Arizona | Leaders: Jerrell and Jane Ross Richer
14 credits
Ecuador | Leader: Cristobal Garza Gonzalez, Sarah Gothe
15 credits
Indonesia | Susan and Ben Setiawan
15 credits
Ecuador | Faculty Leaders: Cristobal Garza Gonzalez, Sarah Gothe
15 credits
Senegal | Faculty Leaders: Neil and Rachel Detweiler
15 credits
2024-25
- Fall semester: Ecuador
- Spring semester: Ecuador, Tanzania
- Summer semester: Ecuador, Navajo & Hopi Nations
2025-26
- Fall semester: Ecuador
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Spring semester: Ecuador, Indonesia
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Summer semester: Ecuador, Senegal
SST, One Course at a Time Offerings
- GLST 271 Environmental Disaster & Response
3 credits
Professor: Kendra Yoder
Other courses are full at this time.
- GLST 251 Cultural Perspectives, Eco-nomics in the Amazon — 3 credits
Professor: Jerrell Richer - GLST 251 Cultural Perspectives, From Chicago to Amish Country — 3 credits
Professor: Philipp Gollner - GLST 251 Cultural Perspectives, Global Literature in London — 3 credits
Professor: Peter Miller - GLST 251 Cultural Perspectives, Youth and Resilience in Guatemala — 3 credits
Professor: Rob Brenneman - GLST 271 Cultural Perspectives, Environmental Disaster & Response in the US — 3 credits
Professor: Luke Beck Kreider - GLST 271: Poetry and Purpose in Northern Ireland — 3 credits
Professor: Jessica Baldanzi
Sign-up instructions:
For SST, Semester go to MyGC and look for the SST form in the lower right corner. You can register at any time.
For SST, One Course at a Time, sign up with your advisor during regular advising periods.
Previous destinations
Over the years, we have sent students to Belize, Cambodia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Egypt, Ethiopia, Germany, Guadeloupe, Haiti, Honduras, Indonesia, Ivory Coast, Jamaica, Mali, Morocco, Nicaragua, Peru, Poland and South Korea. Goshen College also offered a domestic Latino Studies program in which students studied about, served in and were immersed in the local Latino culture for a semester in Northern Indiana.